Sentence examples for recasting it from inspiring English sources

EBay is trying — with mixed results — to revamp the its marketplace by recasting it as an online outlet mall and upgrading its technology.

To solve this weighted sum rate maximization (WSRM) problem, we reveal its hidden decomposability by recasting it as an equivalent form amenable to alternating optimization (AO).

"From Hell," Mr. Moore and Eddie Campbell's terrifying dissection of Jack the Ripper's world and world view, was turned into a successful movie by the Hughes brothers a few years ago, but only by discarding most of its plot and structural framework, and recasting it as a straightforward thriller.

When the Prisants later bought and restored a rundown 138-year-old Gothic-style mansion in Roslyn Harbor, he created and installed his own roof cresting by taking a small piece of the original and recasting it hundreds of times, a painstaking way to insure its accuracy.

It should have been about rethinking and recasting it.

Alt Lit aped the goopy sincerity of social media, recasting it in poems.

To see the photo this way does not undermine its environmental relevance — but it does recast it.

I take something familiar, intuitive and ubiquitous and recast it in a manner that will redefine its use to drive profound change".

To try and clarify Summers's thesis and illuminate its strengths and weaknesses, I'll recast it in a way that should be more familiar: in terms of supply and demand.

Recast it or break it up.

"Would you change 'Gypsy,' or would you just recast it?